@namename88888 Especially since, at least here in America and most other places, men don't HAVE reproductive rights to begin with, lol. Whatever the woman decides is what happens, unless you have a domestic abuse case etc.

@zyxe @NOscope42 @rpg-god Great answer. :) I think some people are better suited to some tasks than others, but there are many exceptions, and different ways of doing things is a valuable tool to learn how to approach situations. I also think a large part of the reason so many men are involved in certain market sectors and so many women in others, is because (again, generally.. not EVERYONE) men and women enjoy different things, along with the many shared interests. Most men would not WANT to be a perfume salesman, even if they did know what they were talking about. :P Many women might not WANT to be construction workers. I think we tend to gravitate on a large scale to the jobs that do suit us better to an extent.

@zyxe @NOscope42 @rpg-god I agree with you. Would you agree with me in saying that there are some things that men are inherently (and generally) better at doing than women, and vice versa?

@thereal-15-cent @carolynmichelle Yes it's true you can set it that way, and to be honest it's what those who are concerned with being insulted (any people, male or female,) should do.

"IDK, I guess people don't always feel like being around the other gender."

Yes, this is quite true. The point I was getting at is that it so often seems like when there is a "mens only" group, women will do their best to have the right to go there, even if they really don't want to be there. Because it's "fair." But what would happen if men wanted to go to an all female group/club/etc?

Should we never allow such groups because it's not fair? Allowing them seems suspiciously like segregation. On the other hand, sometimes men want theirs, and sometimes women want their own. Tough topic.

@CabbageSoup This is very true. Women aren't men, (generally) don't want to be, and shouldn't be treated like it. However, there are issues with how women are portrayed compared to men in another sense: What happens when a man slaps a woman? Utter disgrace, being ostracized, seen as scum. What happens when a woman slaps a man? "Well, he must have done something wrong! You go girl!"

In some senses, it's true that equality means being treated the same, even when it's inconvenient.

@ExplicitMike @xMezzofortex It's also a dynamic in music; From the original Italian it translates to "moderately loud."

@carolynmichelle @thereal-15-cent Sometimes they are; as these others are saying, everyone is treated like crap on XBL. How many threats of brutal mistreatment and violence, sexual and otherwise that I've received I could not count. Do I blame women for generally staying away from such crap? No, of course not. I don't use that service any more either.

However, given the fact that so many (mostly male) players still do play on XBL, I think it's a fair assumption to make that men in general just don't take it as seriously.

An honest question as an aside: Why are there female-only gyms/fitness clubs? Why are there male-only clubs?

@beast70 @joujou264 Well then you are simply an object and I will treat you with utter disdain! ;)

@joujou264 I simply disagree with your assertion that if a female gamer DOESN'T think this way, she deserves to be seen as an object.

@daniloalfredo You're missing the point. It's that women don't care "as much" about the scantily clad aspect, but in the "stereotypical" sense of female attraction towards men (since we're talking about the stereotypical version for men as well) they tend to favor strong, super-capable, very masculine characters.